This simple tapestry project is a great way to learn different methods of applying fringe to your work. The knitted part of the project is completed first, then fringe and woven elements are added in contrasting colors. 3 types of fringe are applied to this project and a dowel is added for easy hanging. The pattern includes photo instructions to make fringed elements easier to tie.
If you’d like to get this pattern and all of the supplies, order the kit from my website instead. 
Finished Size: Knit piece is 6.5” (16.5 cm) wide and 8” (21 cm) tall before addition of dowel and fringe. With dowel and fringe, piece measures 16” (41 cm) tall
4 Colors of Worsted Yarn: Shown in Kellbourne Woolens Germantown, 220 yards (200m) per 100g; 100% wool.

• Main Color: 25g of Color 295 Cream
• 3D Fringe: 60 x 3” (75mm)
• Surface Fringe: 24 x 5” (130)
• Long Fringe: 45 x 11” (270)

10 yards (10m) of Art Yarn: Shown in Universal Yarn Bamboo Bloom Handpaints, 220 yards (200m) per 100g skein. Color 336 Sora (orange).
Tools

• #7 (4.5mm) needles, exact gauge is unimportant. Fabric should be sturdy and not overly drapey.
• One latch hook tool or crochet hook
• One tapestry needle
• A 7.5 x .25” (190 x 6mm) dowel or vintage knitting needle
• Scissors

For the fringe tools

• Corrugated cardboard or foam core board
• Craft knife
• Ruler
• Pencil or marker
• Double sided tape or glue

Optional:

• Steamer
• blocking surface
• pins